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Harmless error in foreclosure case

Even though the trial court granted the appellees’ pleas in bar without allowing appellant to present evidence in this foreclosure challenge case, the error was harmless. Appellant’s failure to accept a permanent loan modification “severed the connection” between the lending ...

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‘Fair market value’ insufficient to compel specific performance

Where the decedent’s will gave her son an option to purchase real estate devised to her three daughters at “fair market value” within one year of the probate of her will, the term “fair market value” is not a “sufficiently ...

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No claim against decedent’s prior real estate interest

Where decedent held property with two others as joint tenants with right of survivorship, decedent interest passed by operation of law to the other joint tenants, and the bank holding decedent’s car loan cannot seek to satisfy the loan from ...

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Owners enjoined from parking truck on property

After receiving notice to remove a truck from their property, defendant provided insufficient evidence that he successfully converted the truck from an impermissible commercial vehicle into a permissible recreational vehicle. As a result, an injunction will issue compelling defendant to ...

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Temporary injunction to bar foreclosure denied

Where defendant has moved for a temporary injunction to bar plaintiff’s foreclosure action, the motion is denied. Defendant is not likely to succeed on the merits because the action was timely filed. Background Defendant Thoburn Limited Partnership, by a deed ...

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VDOT can condemn land for stream mitigation

Where the Virginia Department of Transportation seeks to condemn respondents’ property for stream mitigation in connection with a highway construction project, respondents’ demurrer based on VDOT’s alleged lack of authority to do so is denied. Background Respondents in these consolidated ...

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Court has jurisdiction to hear wetlands mitigation case

Where the Virginia Department of Transportation seeks to condemn respondents’ property for wetlands mitigation in connection with a highway construction project, the court has subject matter jurisdiction over the case. VDOT is proceeding under its eminent domain power. Overview A ...

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